The world's leading semiconductor foundry has issued a warning predicting that the global chip shortage that's hurting technology companies the most won't be resolved anytime soon.
Apple Studios often finds itself in plenty of bidding wars for new content, as is par for the course with so many companies out there angling for new films and series. And it sounds like Apple TV+ may be the new home for an upcoming film from legendary director Robert Zemeckis (Forrest Gump).
Apple's GymKit, making it possible for Apple Watch to connect to gym equipment, launched some time ago. And one of the most exciting elements of Peloton's Bike Plus was GymKit support when it launched. But now the company appears to be pulling back on that support.
Apple launched one of its newest subscription services, Fitness+, back in December of last year. It brought with it a ton of different workouts and trainers, and now Apple is adding even more to the mix.
Apple has a tendency to refresh its color lineup for accessories on a regular basis, adding to what's already available. And, indeed, this year is no different.
Apple Podcasts on the iPhone and iPad now uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically detect and display the release schedule for a particular show on its details page.
Apple is holding a special media event on April 20 and one of the new products believed to be announced come next Tuesday could be a third-generation Apple Pencil.
The iPhone 14 Pro and the flagship iPhone 14 Pro Max, both coming as part of Apple's handset lineup in 2022, have been predicted to provide major upgrades in the camera department.
Apple TV+ has a lot of first-look deals out there, including some with major production and development studios. One such company is Skydance Animation, which secured a multi-year partnership with Apple earlier this year. And now we get a look at the pair's first animated short film.
Back in September of 2019, Amazon officially unveiled its truly wireless headphones to take on Apple's AirPods. Now, more than a year later, the company is back with the second-generation model.
A revered Apple analyst has suggested what we've been suspecting all along—the Cupertino technology giant will apparently remove the iPhone mini from its lineup the next year because sales haven't been following the company's internal projections for that model.
The iPhone models that Apple plans on releasing in 2023 may feature a new periscope-lens design for the telephoto camera to enable much deeper optical zoom, says a reliable analyst.